If Obama went on "Oprah," and it also happened to be one of her "Favorite Things" episodes, I think we would have some sort of crazy harmonic-convergence heart attack.
At its heart, convergence is the result of the telecoms industry's embrace of internet technology, which provides a cheaper, more efficient way to move data around on networks.
"I call it the convergence of active minds and hearts".
I loved feeling I was at the heart of some strange convergence, a meeting of the natural and the man-made – the landscape and the night sky and the radio and this automobile spinning along the roads.
Long-term interest rates have also converged with those in the euro area, satisfying another of the Maastricht criteria.Whether this convergence is sustainable and durable lies at the heart of Gordon Brown's own tests.
With the convergence of three factors: novelty, packaging and a big heart behind the strangeness.
9 30 p.m. 9) WATERMARK Fourteen years ago, a Brown alumnus and artist named Barnaby Evans created a sculpture of 100 mini-bonfires that marked the convergence of the Providence, Moshassuck and Woonasquatucket Rivers in the heart of downtown.
The heart of that is unified communications essentially the convergence of voice, data and video.
This section provides quasi-optimal convergence rates for the estimator and thereby the theoretical heart of the proof of Theorem 4.1 ii).
The "convergence" policy that the university was said to be forcing on the Warburg had, at its heart, the unavoidable logic of modernization.
The demonstration that endoderm convergence regulates the synchronized migration of endocardial and myocardial precursors reveals a new role of the endoderm in heart development.
